Tours in Indonesia: itinerary ideas
Between ancient temples, active volcanoes and paradisiacal beaches of the archipelago
Quelques idées de circuits en Indonesia
Here is a selection of itineraries tested by our experts, tailored to different traveler profiles.

On the Trails of the Sumatran Tiger
Epic trek in the heart of Kerinci Seblat National Park, following the trail of the legendary Sumatran tiger

Meeting the Last Orangutans (in the Wild)
In the heart of Sumatra, observe the last wild orangutans in their preserved natural habitat.

Essential North Moluccas
At the edges of the archipelago, active volcanoes and legendary spices reveal their thousand-year-old secrets.

Sumatra: immersed with the Flower Men of Siberut
Authentic sharing with the last tattooed guardians of the primary forest

Sumbawa Crossing
From whale sharks to the slopes of Tambora, the preserved island of Sumbawa reveals its volcanic and marine treasures.

Trek and immersion among the Toraja
Explore the forgotten trails of Toraja country, between highland villages and ancestral ceremonies.
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Indonesia offers exceptional diversity across its 17,000 islands. Classic circuits combine cultural Java with its Borobudur and Prambanan temples, authentic Bali between terraced rice fields and artisan villages, and wilder islands like Flores to encounter Komodo dragons. Whether you opt for a private trip with an English-speaking guide or a small group tour, allow 2 to 3 weeks to grasp the wealth of this archipelago with its multiple facets.
Exemple d'itinéraire en Indonesia
Sample 2-week itinerary balancing Javanese culture and Balinese charm:
Ancient temples
Yogyakarta and surroundings: discover Borobudur at sunrise, the Hindu complex of Prambanan, the Sultan's Palace and the batik district. Homestay available.
Rice fields of Bali
Ubud and Central Bali: Jatiluwih terraces, artisan villages, forest temples, Balinese cooking classes and traditional ceremonies.
Wildlife
Flores and Komodo National Park: island hopping, encounters with dragons, snorkeling on coral reefs, sunsets over the African savanna.
Quel type de circuit choisir en Indonesia ?
Several packages tailored to your travel wishes in Indonesia.
Private circuit
Total flexibility, dedicated English-speaking guide, pace personalized to your interests.
Small group
Maximum 10 people with Nomadays, friendly atmosphere, shared activity costs.
Combined trip
Possible extension to Malaysia, Singapore or the Philippines to broaden your discovery.
Thematic trip
Diving in Raja Ampat, volcanic trekking, traditional craftsmanship or Hindu-Buddhist spirituality.
Quelle durée pour un circuit en Indonesia ?
The duration of your trip depends on the islands you wish to explore.
Focus on Bali and its surroundings: Ubud, volcanoes, temples and south coast for a first introduction to Balinese culture.
Recommended Java-Bali combination: historic temples of Yogyakarta, central Java volcanoes, then rice fields and traditional villages of Bali.
Grand tour including a third island: Flores for Komodo, Sumatra for orangutans, or Sulawesi for Toraja cultures.
Quel budget prévoir pour un circuit en Indonesia ?
For a 2-week itinerary, budget these ranges per person. Refine your budget with our specialized Indonesia simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
Simple hotels, local transportation, occasional guides, full board included.
3-4 star hotels, private vehicle, English-speaking guide, domestic flights included.
Charming resorts, suites, expert guides, exclusive experiences and spas.
Calculator tailored to your destination, duration, number of travelers and comfort level.
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Frequently asked questions
How long should you spend in Indonesia?
A minimum of 2 weeks to fully experience the diversity of the archipelago. 3 weeks allow you to include a third island based on your interests: wildlife, diving, or local cultures.
The best time to visit Indonesia
Dry season from April to October, with variations depending on the islands. Java and Bali can be visited year-round, avoid December to March for the eastern islands.
What budget should you plan for a family trip in Indonesia?
Count on 2,200-3,000€ per adult for 2 weeks in comfort mode. Children often benefit from discounts on accommodation and cultural activities.
